What does SEA mean?
SEA means Supporters of the Australian
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Supporters of the Australian?
Supporters of the Australian can be abbreviated as SEA
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What does SEA stand for? SEA stands for "Supporters of the Australian". |
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How to abbreviate "Supporters of the Australian"? "Supporters of the Australian" can be abbreviated as SEA. |
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What is the meaning of SEA abbreviation? The meaning of SEA abbreviation is "Supporters of the Australian". |
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What is SEA abbreviation? One of the definitions of SEA is "Supporters of the Australian". |
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What does SEA mean? SEA as abbreviation means "Supporters of the Australian". |
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What is shorthand of Supporters of the Australian? The most common shorthand of "Supporters of the Australian" is SEA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FACRRM - Fellowship of the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine
- FACVSc - Fellow of the Australian College of Veterinary Scientists
- FANZCA - Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthestists
- FAFOM - Fellow of the Australian Faculty of Occupational Medicine
- FAHA - Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities
- PVSG - Paradise Valley Supporters of the Gifted
- SOPA - Supporters of the Performing Arts, Inc.
- ACA - Agency of the Australian
- FCSG - Fulton County Supporters of the Gifted
- FSD - For Supporters of the Disabled
- FSD - Foundation for Supporters of the Disabled
- SOFA - Supporters of the Fine Arts
- SSBR - Society for the Supporters of the Bill of Rights
- SSBR - Supporters of the Bill of Rights
- SSG - Scottsdale Supporters of the Gifted
- SSG - Supporters of the Gifted
- STCF - Supporters of the Citizens Foundation
- SUCM - Supporters of the Unity of Communist Militants
- cota - Conference of the Australian
- POHM - Prisoners Of Her/His Majesty. Acronym alleged by some to be the original meaning of the Australian term 'Pom' or 'Pommie' for English folk; (many early English settlers in Australia were deported criminals). Alternatively (ack Gerry) it is shown as POME,